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Al Ghazali College Matric Farewell Dinner Class of 2015

It is the end of something simple and the beginning of everything else…. Al Ghazali College Matric Farewell Dinner Class of 2015. 16 October 2015 Al Ghazali Sport Centre. Welcome Address – Mr H. C. Karsan.

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Al Ghazali College Matric Farewell Dinner Class of 2015

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  1. It is the end of something simple and the beginning of everything else… Al Ghazali CollegeMatric Farewell DinnerClass of 2015 16 October 2015 Al Ghazali Sport Centre

  2. Welcome Address – Mr H. C. Karsan He who lives without discipline, dies without honour. – Icelandic Proverb

  3. Opening Qiraat – Arshaad Essa It’s wonderful to be successful. But even better to be able to share success.

  4. Principal’s Address - Mr S. Khan Live so that when your children think of fairness and integrity, they think of you. – H. Jackson Brown Jr.

  5. Class of 2015

  6. Headboy’s Address – Shiraz Mohamed What is a vision? It is a compelling image of an achievable future.

  7. Address by Chairman of the Board –Mr S. Osman There is no short cut to life. To the end of our days, life is a lesson imperfectly learnt. - Harrison E. Salisbury

  8. Keynote Speaker – Ms Fatima Chohan Deputy Minister, MsFatimaChohan, having had a distinguished career as a Member of Parliament, was appointed by President Jacob Zuma as Deputy Minister of Home Affairs on 1 November 2010.

  9. Keynote Speaker – Ms Fatima Chohan As a Member of Parliament since 1996 when she was appointed as a back-bencher, Deputy Minister Chohan has chaired various ad hoc committees as well as the Portfolio Committees on Justice and Constitutional Development, Public Enterprises and Basic Education in the National Assembly.

  10. Keynote Speaker – Ms Fatima Chohan Deputy Minister Chohan is currently a representative of the National Assembly to the Judicial Services Commission having been nominated in May 2009.She was also nominated to represent Parliament on the Magistrates Commission for two terms during which she chaired the Western Cape Provincial Committee of the Magistrates Commission which recommended new appointments to the Bench.

  11. Keynote Speaker – Ms Fatima Chohan Prior to being appointed as a Member of Parliament, Deputy Minister Chohan held the following positions: Legal Advisor in the Office of the Premier (Gauteng), Legal Advisor in the Gauteng Legislature, and Deputy Head of the Metro Legal Services in the Greater Johannesburg.

  12. Keynote Speaker – Ms Fatima Chohan Beginning her activist career while still a student, Deputy Minister Chohan, while at WITS, was elected to the Executive Committee of the Muslim Students Society while also being a member of the Black Student Society. With a BProc from the University of Witwatersrand (WITS), Deputy Minister Chohan was admitted to the Side Bar in 1998.

  13. Keynote Speaker – Deputy Minister Ms Fatima Chohan Women of South Africa are some of the most powerful people on Earth. Change what you believe is possible for yourself. – Oprah Winfrey

  14. Zakiyya Must take the scarf off! – It aggravates my headache and anxiety.

  15. Mooaza “Now you see me, now you don’t…

  16. Almaaz Must be something in my food and drink – I can’t stop talking.

  17. Tasneem Soo much to say – soo little time and space for intellectual development.

  18. Aaqila Arrived late… wait for me… I need to catch up.

  19. Ashiya Once upon a time, there lived a real lady in AL GHAZALI.

  20. Arshaad Nightingale of Al GHAZALI… NO MATCH FOUND

  21. Humairah When I start laughing… I can’t stop… But keep in mind, it hasn’t interfered with my work.

  22. Khadija Shh… Please keep quiet… The teacher can’t hear my speech.

  23. Aliya Here today… gone tomorrow… and the next… and the next.

  24. Iman Repeat - Here today… gone tomorrow… We are twins after all.

  25. Farhaan Don’t worry… be happy… Loooots of time.

  26. Yusuf Blame it on my grade one teacher – She didn’t teach me to write clearly.

  27. Amaarah Cannot possibly stop chewing – my jaw muscles need exercise.

  28. Shiraz Didn’t realise there was a prize for full attendance. Too late now…

  29. Amina DO NOT DISTURB – on my way to Dreamland.

  30. Jameela Haven’t learnt to use my voice yet. Will have to start sooner or later.

  31. Faaiza Moosa you’re spoiling it for me – Behave man!

  32. Moosa Thought you knew I enrolled as part-time student – orange cellphone keeps me busy.

  33. Raheema Ahh Mualima. I know it’s wrong, but … I’ll do it.

  34. Mishkaah “Sure learnt to talk a lot this year… Out of my shell at last!

  35. Presentation of subject awards

  36. Vote of Thanks – Head Girl of 2015 Aaliya Dadamia Women are the largest untapped reservoir of talent in the world. – Hillary Clinton

  37. Closing Dua – Ml. A. Mukadam Knowledge exists potentially in the human soul like the seed; by learning the potential becomes actual.” - Imam Al Ghazali

  38. You will be missed but never forgotten… All the best to the Matric Class of 2015!!!

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